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nobody cares. >> you can't understand charlie manson without understanding his criminal past and his time in jail. >> in order for him to survive, he develops skills to manipulate people. >> prison is where manson perfected the art of the con and he's inspired by a very unlikely source, perhaps the most famous voice ever. >> his personal guru is none other than dale carnegie. >> "how to win friends and influence people." >> when you talk to his followers, how did charlie attract you, they say, "oh, he looked in my soul." chapter 7 of "how to win friends and influence people" word for word. >> he's briefly released in 1958 in los angeles, but when he can't hold down a regular job, charlie decides to think outside the box. >> he sets himself up as a pimp. >> he racks up more arrests for transporting women across state lines for the purpose of prostitution. >> he talked to inmates about being a better pimp. >> they instructed charlie how to find the right mark to find young, vulnerable women on their own, women who had no one else to rely on. >> manson immediately started telling the cou

. >> jeanine: he convicted charlie manson and he's the bad guy? >> jesse: it was a cover up. jeanine: manson didn't do it? >> jesse: he did it. the reason why, you have to read the book. >> greg: harold, take a look. there i am on tv right now! i'm in the corner. look at me walk. >> harold: it was more spectacle when i was in congress. when congress exercises oversight, it's a really good thing. it's a really good thing whether it's democrat or republican. i hope that -- i don't know what the american people got out of that. matt gaetz, i disagree with you. it was a great spectacle. a great campaign moment for him. if you wanted to know the reforms the guy has made, if you want to know what monies he may need to fight other things, they found the serial killer in the west coast. >> jeanine: that's what you're supposed to do. >> harold: we should give them credit for things they're doing. >> jeanine: how about nassar? how about all the messes that they've done? park land? >> harold: i'm not defending that. i don't know what the committee got out of it other than made you upset

one expert's opinion, his failure to take responsibility for the deaths is glaring proof that charlie manson was evil till his last breath. thanks for watching. i'm donnie wahlberg. trumental music) - do you feel that there is not enough representation? because after the last incident, i had children bussed in. - when i think about the history of black television, i think about when black folks watch, we watch to zero in on us. - instead of making us celebrate your holidays, why don't you celebrate some of ours? what about tupac's birthday? - and when you have so little, it means everything. all of those shows, they all matter so much. - it feels like there's been more of an ebb and flow and an evolution. - it is so important for us to have true authenticity. - why we always the only black people here? - that's why representation matters, black stories told by black people. - i'm trying to tell you something. - [man] we set the pace for sit comedy. - you hear that, elizabeth? i'm coming to join ya, honey? - from "sanford and son" to the other black shows. - what is this? - loved "the jeffers